Jungle Cycle said:Yates ftw
anyone of them. aside for the # how do we even know which one is which?
cheering for De Gendt to stay in the lead...
Gino Mader about the Gendt:
https://twitter.com/maedergino/status/1110786659409453056
Tonton said:Considering how the GC contenders were wussies during stage one, it could inspire an aggressive rider to give it a shot and see what happens. I hope for a repeat of stage eleven of last year's Vuelta, if you see what I mean. But I fear too much defensive riding and a 30 or so riders bunch in the final 2-3 kilometers. And De Gendt will be one of them.
Although, as we have seen before, Froome may attack solo and win the whole thing. Nothing will surprise me at this point.
yeah, between 16:42 and 17:15 local time according to the roadbook, so you're likely to miss itSinger01 said:Anyone know what time they are expected to finish? I have to go on the tube at 1550 UK time, will i miss the end?
Singer01 said:Anyone know what time they are expected to finish? I have to go on the tube at 1550 UK time, will i miss the end?
Can't you stream on your smartphone? Assuming you have one.Singer01 said:Cheers, but bollox. I could risk it but then if i miss my train i'm stuck for 45 mins.
I'll be underground from 1550, no signal.Logic-is-your-friend said:Can't you stream on your smartphone? Assuming you have one.Singer01 said:Cheers, but bollox. I could risk it but then if i miss my train i'm stuck for 45 mins.
Ouch, feel your pain. Just stay away from this place when you get home and watch the highlightsSinger01 said:I'll be underground from 1550, no signal.Logic-is-your-friend said:Can't you stream on your smartphone? Assuming you have one.Singer01 said:Cheers, but bollox. I could risk it but then if i miss my train i'm stuck for 45 mins.
How much still to go?Robert5091 said:So, we're geting to the business end of the stage.
Prepare yourself, this is the Giro-train coming in. Plus Moscon and Geoghegan Hart.glassmoon said:chooo chooo